I did 14% Sugar Cookie, 2% Vanilla Cupcake, 2% Marshmallow and a few drops of TPA Vanillin 10%.
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dj, I just looked,
and you haven't been over to the Pre-Veteran thread yet to sign up for your special day!!!
Don't put it off too long okay? The Veterans spend a lot of time personalizing and PhotoShopping images for the pre-vets. If you put it off, there won't be time for them to really bodaciously whoop it up! And so far, you'll have the day clear by yourself. Do I need to take you by the hand and lead you over there?
and you haven't been over to the Pre-Veteran thread yet to sign up for your special day!!!Don't put it off too long okay? The Veterans spend a lot of time personalizing and PhotoShopping images for the pre-vets. If you put it off, there won't be time for them to really bodaciously whoop it up! And so far, you'll have the day clear by yourself. Do I need to take you by the hand and lead you over there?
14% Sugar Cookie, 2% Vanilla Cupcake, 2% Marshmallow and a few drops of TPA Vanillin 10%.....sounds awesome
I have asked this before but was never clear on the answer.
If one wants to shoot for say 15% flavor and someone is using multiple flavors, do you try to get them to add up to 15% or do you use the main flavor at 15% and then add the others on top of that?
If one wants to shoot for say 15% flavor and someone is using multiple flavors, do you try to get them to add up to 15% or do you use the main flavor at 15% and then add the others on top of that?
If you are shooting for 15% flavor then the sum of all the volumes of flavoring divided by the total juice final volume should equal 0.15.
That does not mean that mixing a single flavor at 15% and then adding flavoring to that mix is not a valid way to create a recipe.
That does not mean that mixing a single flavor at 15% and then adding flavoring to that mix is not a valid way to create a recipe.
got it. thanks hoosier.
so would you say if adding together dominant flavors you should try to get it to add to the 15% and maybe with flavors such as cotton candy and mellower flavors you might add on top?
then do you have a rule of thumb when deciding if a flavor should add to the % you want or go above and beyond?
I have read you blog about flavor too
I have not articulated one, but I guess I do. My "add to mix and don't include in flavor % in recipe" items include sweetener, FA's MTS VW & Bitter Wizard, Menthol solution, and EM solution when used at or below 1% total volume.
Not to quote myself, LOL.
But does anyone know of a flavoring that is similar to the Juicy Vapor Ecto Plasma?
It's currently one of my favs, and I don't hope to duplicate it, but I'd like similar.
Anybody seen this page already?
e liquid flavors, e cigarette flavors, e juice flavors, flavored coffee, flavored tea, vanilla flavor, e cigarette flavor
It's the first time i've seen it and i was like WTF?! They have this?
The fruity gum, spearmint gum and coffee bean are not in their standard flavor list...
e liquid flavors, e cigarette flavors, e juice flavors, flavored coffee, flavored tea, vanilla flavor, e cigarette flavor
It's the first time i've seen it and i was like WTF?! They have this?
The fruity gum, spearmint gum and coffee bean are not in their standard flavor list...
yup they are just the regular flavorings . Coffee bean if you click on it just expresso flavoring which is on the normal list . They all are on the regular flavors list.
Thanks Str8, but that's Ecto Cooler, and a member review says it's citrus/orange.
The Ecto Plasma is a lemon & lime fruit punch (according to JV).
Thanks tho!
does everyone usually use ethyl maltol to sweeten your juices or is there another alternative
I'm pretty new....haven't seen a need to sweeten any yet.
To my tastebuds, EM doesn't sweeten, but adds a little body. But then I only use a tiny bit.
To my tastebuds, EM doesn't sweeten, but adds a little body. But then I only use a tiny bit.
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